Podcast appearances and mentions of rebecca ruiz

What if the “therapist” you're pouring your heart out to… isn't a therapist at all? In this jaw-dropping episode of the Love, Happiness and Success Podcast, I'm joined by investigative journalists Rebecca Ruiz and Lauren Krause to expose the shocking truth behind Seven Cups Therapy and the dark world of therapy fraud—including unlicensed “helpers,” fake reviews, and predatory chatrooms masquerading as support. This isn't just about bad advice or unqualified "virtual counselors." It's about real people being misled, emotionally exploited, and sometimes even preyed upon while they're at their most vulnerable. We dive into how this happens, how to protect yourself (or someone you care about), and how to tell the difference between a real therapist and a clever imposter. If you've ever Googled "online therapy" late at night and clicked on what looked like a trustworthy, affordable platform, you NEED to hear this. Timestamps: 01:43 - What's Really Going On with Online Therapy Platforms 03:44 - Seven Cups Therapy: Behind the Curtain 05:21 - Why You Shouldn't Trust Those Awards and Reviews 07:52 - "Virtual Counselors" vs. Actual Therapists 10:45 - How to Spot Therapy Fraud in the Wild 12:50 - Ethical Gray Zones in the Coaching Industry 14:56 - Red Flags of Fake Support Services 18:48 - The Danger of Marketing Funnels Masquerading as Help 21:22 - How Fake Therapy Can Harm Real People 23:02 - The Truth About Licensing, Credentials & Oversight 25:48 - Behind the Scenes at Seven Cups: A Reporter's Story 28:32 - Inappropriate Chatroom Behavior and No Accountability 37:16 - Free Resources to Help You Make Empowered Choices If you're looking for actual therapy or coaching from trained, licensed professionals—not a chatbot or a mystery stranger in Timbuktu—you can always find help here at Growing Self. We offer real free consultations so you can find a great fit and know exactly what you're signing up for. No pressure, no weird bait-and-switch. Just ethical, expert support that actually works. 

Tout le monde est là: Rebecca Ruiz, Marie Riley, Laura Chaignat, Daniel Rausis, Kaya Güner et même Yann Lambiel. Youpiii! Invitée: Rebecca Ruiz, conseillère d'Etat. Dicodeurs et dicodeuses: Marie Riley, Kaya Güner, Daniel Rausis, Laura Chaignat, Yann Lambiel, Olivier Magarotto (claviers), Samuel Morier-Genoud (réalisation), Thierry Galeuchet et Stéphane Tornare (technique), Gérard Mermet et Jean-Luc Sudan (production), Valérie Dentan (attachée de production).

Rebecca Ruiz est conseillère dʹEtat… Les Dicodeurs pas encore. Votez Les Dicodeurs!! Invitée: Rebecca Ruiz, conseillère d'Etat. Dicodeurs et dicodeuses: Marie Riley, Kaya Güner, Daniel Rausis, Laura Chaignat, Yann Lambiel, Olivier Magarotto (claviers), Samuel Morier-Genoud (réalisation), Thierry Galeuchet et Stéphane Tornare (technique), Gérard Mermet et Jean-Luc Sudan (production), Valérie Dentan (attachée de production).

Marie Riley accueille Rebecca Ruiz à lʹEMS du Petit-Flon (qui fête ses 40 ans… lʹEMS pas Marie). Invitée: Rebecca Ruiz, conseillère d'Etat. Dicodeurs et dicodeuses: Marie Riley, Kaya Güner, Daniel Rausis, Laura Chaignat, Yann Lambiel, Olivier Magarotto (claviers), Samuel Morier-Genoud (réalisation), Thierry Galeuchet et Stéphane Tornare (technique), Gérard Mermet et Jean-Luc Sudan (production), Valérie Dentan (attachée de production).

Une Conseillère dʹEtat et toute lʹéquipe des Dicodeurs sont au Petit-Flon… flon-flon. Invitée: Rebecca Ruiz, conseillère d'Etat. Dicodeurs et dicodeuses: Marie Riley, Kaya Güner, Daniel Rausis, Laura Chaignat, Yann Lambiel, Olivier Magarotto (claviers), Samuel Morier-Genoud (réalisation), Thierry Galeuchet et Stéphane Tornare (technique), Gérard Mermet et Jean-Luc Sudan (production), Valérie Dentan (attachée de production).

Rebecca Ruiz écoute les Dicodeurs chanter " La belle Andalouse ". Olé! Invitée: Rebecca Ruiz, conseillère d'Etat. Dicodeurs et dicodeuses: Marie Riley, Kaya Güner, Daniel Rausis, Laura Chaignat, Yann Lambiel, Olivier Magarotto (claviers), Samuel Morier-Genoud (réalisation), Thierry Galeuchet et Stéphane Tornare (technique), Gérard Mermet et Jean-Luc Sudan (production), Valérie Dentan (attachée de production).

On this episode of Coffee with a Journalist, we sit down with Rebecca Ruiz, a senior reporter at Mashable, to discuss her coverage of mental health, digital culture, and technology. Rebecca shares her insights on effective subject lines for PR professionals and highlights the keywords and strategies that grab her attention. She also reveals her interests in exploring how people's well-being and mental health unfold in the context of digital culture. We delve into Rebecca's past articles, where she has covered topics such as coping with suicidal feelings during the long COVID period, managing negative emotions online, and the use of Ketamine for treating depression on TikTok. Rebecca also explains how she keeps track of sources and ideas, highlighting the significance of managing digital clutter and email inboxes for her own mental health.

LML: Yesenia Rivera, Rebecca Ruiz and Karla Vento: Estrategias y consejos para ganar el bono de Primavera -Verano de $500

Thinking about pulling your kids from public school? Well, if you live in Texas, this is the episode for you! Today's guest is Rebecca Ruiz. Tune in for a discussion on the legal requirements for homeschooling families in Texas. Referenced in Today's Episode:Texans for Homeschool FreedomTexas Home EducatorsText of Relevant Court CaseRebecca Ruiz's Email: rebeccalruiz5@gmail.comConnect with Tina & Jenny at: The WebsiteFacebookEmailIf you enjoy the podcast, please leave a positive rating and review!

Interview de Rebecca Ruiz, conseillère d'Etat en charge de la santé dans le canton de Vaud.

Interview de Rebecca Ruiz, conseillère d'État vaudoise (PS).

Interview de Rebecca Ruiz, conseillère d'Etat vaudoise en charge de la Santé.

Au mois d'août dernier, le président de l'Union Cycliste Internationale, épaulé par le conseiller d'Etat Vaudois Philippe Leuba, s'engageait personnellement dans l'évacuation de 125 ressortissant et ressortissantes afghans, dont 38 sont arrivés en Suisse. Parmi elles, des cyclistes qui sont présentes au Centre Mondial du Cyclisme à Aigle et vivent maintenant dans le Canton de Vaud. Pour ponctuer cette actions exceptionnelle, l'UCI va organiser le 23 octobre prochain, les championnats d'Afhanistant de cyclisme sur route femmes. Entretien avec David Lappartient, Philippe Leuba, Rebecca Ruiz et Benafsha Faizi, collaboratrice de l'équipe média de la fédération cycliste d'Afghanistan, porte-parole également du comité olympique afghan, qui faisait partie des personnes évacuées.

Débat entre Valérie Dittli, candidate du Centre, Frédéric Borloz, candidat du PLR, Rebecca Ruiz, candidate du PS, et Vassili Venizelos, candidat des Vert.e.s.

Interview de Rebecca Ruiz, conseillère d'Etat vaudoise en charge de la santé et de l'action sociale.

Interview de Rebecca Ruiz, ministre vaudoise de la Santé, et Frédérique Jacquérioz, cheffe de clinique aux HUG.

Interview de Rebecca Ruiz, ministre vaudoise de la Santé et vice-présidente de la Conférence des directrices et des directeurs cantonaux de la Santé.

Content provided by: https://canyons.edu “The Illuminati” • Pre-recorded 07.07.2020 https://people.howstuffworks.com/conspiracy-theories “How conspiracy theories work” • https.api.nationalgeographic.com “Meet the man who started the Illuminati” by Isabelle Hernandez • https://mashable.com • “Conspiracy theories are a mental health crisis. No one's s talking about the complex relationship between this information and mental health. That changes now.”by Rebecca Ruiz • https://nami.org DDOD by Oxford Languages I LOVE YOU FOR LISTENING! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Mise au Point: le marketing du vaccin // Rebecca Ruiz choquée que des soignants ne se vaccinent pas // Retour sur le trésor de St-Prex: Théo a-t-il finalement été récompensé?

Interview de Rebecca Ruiz, ministre vaudoise de la santé.

Interview de Rebecca Ruiz, conseillère d'Etat vaudoise en charge de la santé.

Bajo la rotunda mirada de los Alpes y sobre las plácidas aguas del lago Lemán emprendemos un viaje por las poblaciones de su orilla norte. Lausana, capital del cantón de Vaud, está construida sobre tres colinas. Luce un hermoso casco histórico, animados barrios en transformación y una rica vida cultural. Nos acompaña la consejera de estado Rebecca Ruiz, lausanesa de raíces españolas que dirige el departamento cantonal de sanidad y asuntos sociales. Contamos también con la guía local Lizbeth Rondón y el director del teatro Vidy-Lausanne, Vincent Baudriller, para desgranar parte de la oferta escénica y museística de la ciudad, con una especial atención al complejo de arte Plateforme 10 y al Museo Olímpico. Tras navegar por este lago fronterizo con Francia a bordo de vapores de la Belle Époque, la responsable de comunicación de la Oficina de Turismo de Suiza, Elena Affeltranger, nos propone descubrir los viñedos de Lavaux, un pintoresco paisaje en terrazas declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad. Nuestro camino continúa por la pequeña población de Vevey, cuyo vecino más ilustre fue Charlie Chaplin. Con Alex Berthod, responsable de turismo de Vaud, descubrimos historias de famosos visitantes y residentes de la zona como Freddie Mercury, Prince o Igor Stravinsky. Llegados ya a la ciudad de Montreux, mundialmente conocida por el festival de jazz que alberga cada año su casino, visitamos el icónico y literario castillo de Chillon y subimos a montañas del entorno como Rochers de Naye. Escuchar audio

Interview de Rebecca Ruiz, conseillère d’Etat vaudoise en charge de la Santé.

Dr. Nancy Yen Shipley is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon, fellowship-trained in sports medicine and arthroscopy of the shoulder and knee. She is also one of the many team physicians for the U.S. Ski and Snowboard team. As a mother and a surgeon, she is a mentor and champion for women and diversity in surgical specialties. She also produces and hosts the top podcast: The 6% with NancyMD. Dr. Yen Shipley discusses the difficulties of being a leading physician while maintaining a family, self-care, and a podcast of her own. Instagram & Twitter: @_nancymdhttps://www.nancymd.com/ NancyMD Bio:Dr. Yen Shipley is passionate about sharing her path to medicine with others, in particular our next generation of future physicians. She writes and speaks about these topics in addition to bone and joint issues, and produces and hosts the top podcast The 6% with NancyMD. As a mother and a surgeon, she is a mentor and champion for women and diversity in surgical specialties, and brings awareness to this through speaking engagements and an active online presence. She has been a featured contributor on KevinMD.com, called “a must-read blog” by Rebecca Ruiz of Forbes, among multiple other online sources of medical news.In her free time, Dr. Yen Shipley enjoys spending time with her family, snowboarding, stand up paddleboarding, playing tennis, emceeing charitable events and enjoying the great outdoors and the great food in her adopted hometown of Portland.Dr. Nancy Yen Shipley is a board-certified orthopaedic surgeon, fellowship-trained in sports medicine and arthroscopy of the shoulder and knee. She is also a team physician for the U.S. Ski and Snowboard team.Dr. Yen Shipley is passionate about sharing her path to medicine with others, in particular our next generation of future physicians. She writes and speaks about these topics in addition to bone and joint issues, and has developed an online curriculum for those that want to be more and do more with their lives. As a mother and a surgeon, she is a mentor and champion for women and diversity in surgical specialties, and brings awareness to this through speaking engagements and an active online presence.Make sure to subscribe & review Lady Empire above for the opportunity to be featured!  

Invitée: Rebecca Ruiz, conseillère dʹEtat VD, Département de la santé et de lʹaction sociale DSAS Dicodeurs et dicodeuses: Laurence Bisang, Pascal Vincent, Eric Constantin, Lucas Thorens, Forma, Marie-Claude Cudry (réalisation), Stéphane Tornare et Eric Saugy (technique), Sandrine Viglino (claviers), Gérard Mermet et Jean-Luc Sudan (production), Eloïse Nussbaum, Valérie Dentan et Luisa Veillon (attachées de production).

Invitée: Rebecca Ruiz, conseillère dʹEtat VD, Département de la santé et de lʹaction sociale DSAS Dicodeurs et dicodeuses: Laurence Bisang, Pascal Vincent, Eric Constantin, Lucas Thorens, Forma, Marie-Claude Cudry (réalisation), Stéphane Tornare et Eric Saugy (technique), Sandrine Viglino (claviers), Gérard Mermet et Jean-Luc Sudan (production), Eloïse Nussbaum, Valérie Dentan et Luisa Veillon (attachées de production).

Invitée: Rebecca Ruiz, conseillère dʹEtat VD, Département de la santé et de lʹaction sociale DSAS Dicodeurs et dicodeuses: Laurence Bisang, Pascal Vincent, Eric Constantin, Lucas Thorens, Forma, Marie-Claude Cudry (réalisation), Stéphane Tornare et Eric Saugy (technique), Sandrine Viglino (claviers), Gérard Mermet et Jean-Luc Sudan (production), Eloïse Nussbaum, Valérie Dentan et Luisa Veillon (attachées de production).

Invitée: Rebecca Ruiz, conseillère dʹEtat VD, Département de la santé et de lʹaction sociale DSAS Dicodeurs et dicodeuses: Laurence Bisang, Pascal Vincent, Eric Constantin, Lucas Thorens, Forma, Marie-Claude Cudry (réalisation), Stéphane Tornare et Eric Saugy (technique), Sandrine Viglino (claviers), Gérard Mermet et Jean-Luc Sudan (production), Eloïse Nussbaum, Valérie Dentan et Luisa Veillon (attachées de production).

Interview de Rebecca Ruiz, conseillère d’État vaudoise en charge de la santé et de l’action sociale.

Interview de Rebecca Ruiz, conseillère d’État vaudoise en charge de la santé et de l’action sociale.

Interview de Rebecca Ruiz, conseillère nationale vaudoise, Virginie Masserey, cheffe du service des vaccinations à l'OFSP, et Blaise Genton, médecin et responsable de l'organisation de la vaccination dans le canton de Vaud.

Débat entre Rebecca Ruiz, conseillère d’Etat socialiste vaudoise en charge de la santé, Samia Hurst, médecin et bioéthicienne, vice-présidente de la task force scientifique de la Confédération, et Hans-Ulrich Bigler, directeur de l’USAM.

Interview de Rebecca Ruiz, conseillère d’Etat socialiste vaudoise en charge de la santé, et Samia Hurst, médecin et bioéthicienne.

Interview de Rebecca Ruiz, conseillère d'Etat vaudoise en charge de la santé et décryptage de Marie Giovanola, correspondante de la RTS à Berne.

Dr. Nancy Yen Shipley is a board-certified orthopaedic surgeon, with additional fellowship training in sports medicine and arthroscopy. Her professional interests include sports medicine, arthroscopic surgery, injuries and conditions of the shoulder and knee, fracture care and general orthopaedic surgery. Dr. Yen Shipley received her B.A. degree in Psychology at the University of California, Los Angeles. She spent time after her undergraduate training working in the snowboarding industry and event planning, before finding her true passion, medicine. She attended Drexel University College of Medicine, in Philadelphia, where she discovered her love for Orthopaedics. Dr. Yen Shipley completed internship and residency in orthopaedic surgery at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Virginia, then completed additional fellowship training in arthroscopy and sports medicine at Orthopaedic Research of Virginia. Dr. Yen Shipley is a partner at Multnomah Orthopedic Clinic. In addition to her her clinical practice, Dr. Yen Shipley enjoys caring for athletes of all levels, as a team physician for  U.S. Ski and Snowboard Team, Multnomah University and Portland Interscholastic League. She has also been involved as a part of the medical team for track and field's IAAF World Indoor Championships, the University of Richmond and the Virginia Special Olympics. Dr. Yen Shipley is passionate about sharing her path to medicine with others, in particular our next generation of future physicians. She is a mentor and champion for women and diversity in surgical specialties, and brings awareness to this through speaking engagements and an active online presence. She has been a featured contributor on KevinMD.com, called “a must-read blog” by Rebecca Ruiz of Forbes, among multiple other online sources of medical news. In her free time, Dr. Yen Shipley enjoys spending time with her family, snowboarding, stand up paddleboarding, playing (i.e. learning) tennis, and enjoying the great outdoors and the great food in her adopted hometown of Portland.  www.NancyMD.com www.instagram.com/_nancymd https://www.youtube.com/c/NancyMD www.twitter.com/_nancymd --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wishwell/support

In this episode, Dr. Vonda Wright is joined by Dr. Nancy Yen Shipley MD as they talk with us about how to find your inner Renaissance by living and working at the level of your own personal genius.  Dr. Nancy Yen Shipley is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon, fellowship-trained in sports medicine and arthroscopy of the shoulder and knee. She is also a team physician for the U.S. Ski and Snowboard team. Dr. Yen Shipley is passionate about sharing her path to medicine with others, in particular our next generation of future physicians. She writes and speaks about these topics in addition to bone and joint issues, and has developed an online curriculum for those that want to be more and do more with their lives. As a mother and a surgeon, she is a mentor and champion for women and diversity in surgical specialties, and brings awareness to this through speaking engagements and an active online presence. She has been a featured contributor on KevinMD.com, called “a must-read blog” by Rebecca Ruiz of Forbes, among multiple other online sources of medical news. She is the hosts and creator of the podcast “The 6%” where she interviews pioneering women who work, innovate and lead in professions traditionally populated by men. In her free time, Dr. Yen Shipley enjoys spending time with her family, snowboarding, stand up paddle boarding, playing tennis, emceeing charitable events and enjoying the great outdoors and the great food in her adopted hometown of Portland.

Interview de Rebecca Ruiz, conseillère d'Etat en charge de la santé du canton de Vaud.

Interview de Rebecca Ruiz, ministre de la santé dans le canton de Vaud.

Débat entre Rebecca Ruiz, conseillère d'Etat vaudoise en charge de la santé, Philippe Bauer, conseiller aux Etats (PLR/NE), et Frédéric Bernard, spécialiste de droit constitutionnel.

Interview de Rebecca Ruiz, conseillère d’État vaudoise en charge de la santé.

Interview de Rebecca Ruiz, conseillère d’État vaudoise en charge de la santé.

Débat entre Stéphanie Mérillat, co-présidente du HC Bienne, Michael Drieberg, directeur de live music productions, et Rebecca Ruiz, conseillère d'Etat socialiste en charge de la santé dans le canton de Vaud.

Dr. Nancy Yen Shipley is a board-certified orthopaedic surgeon, with additional fellowship training in sports medicine and arthroscopy. Her professional interests include sports medicine, arthroscopic surgery, injuries and conditions of the shoulder and knee, fracture care and general orthopaedic surgery.Dr. Yen Shipley received her B.A. degree in Psychology at the University of California, Los Angeles. She spent time after her undergraduate training working in the snowboarding industry and event planning, before finding her true passion, medicine. She attended Drexel University College of Medicine, in Philadelphia, where she discovered her love for Orthopaedics. Dr. Yen Shipley completed internship and residency in orthopaedic surgery at Virginia Commonwealth University inRichmond, Virginia, then completed additional fellowship training in arthroscopy and sports medicine at Orthopaedic Research of Virginia.Dr. Yen Shipley is a partner at Multnomah Orthopedic Clinic. In addition to her her clinical practice, Dr. Yen Shipley enjoys caring for athletes of all levels, as a team physician for U.S. Ski and Snowboard Team, Multnomah University and Portland Interscholastic League. She has also been involved as a part of the medical team for track and field’s IAAF World Indoor Championships, the University of Richmond and the Virginia Special Olympics.Dr. Yen Shipley is passionate about sharing her path to medicine with others, in particular our next generation of future physicians. She is a mentor and champion for women and diversity in surgical specialties, and brings awareness to this through speaking engagements and an active online presence. She has been a featured contributor on KevinMD.com, called “a must-read blog” by Rebecca Ruiz of Forbes, among multiple other online sources of medical news.www.NancyMD.comwww.instagram.com/_nancymdhttps://www.youtube.com/c/NancyMDwww.twitter.com/_nancymdClick Here for more information about my Self-Coaching Course.

Débat entre Rebecca Ruiz, conseillère d'Etat vaudoise en charge de la santé, Anne Iten, présidente de la Commission fédérale pour la préparation et la gestion en cas de pandémie, Laurent Kaiser, chef du service des maladies infectieuses des Hôpitaux universitaires genevois, et Didier Trono, professeur de virologie à l'EPFL.

Interviews d'Anne Rite, présidente de la Commission fédérale pour la préparation et la gestion en cas de pandémie, et de Rebecca Ruiz, conseillère d'Etat vaudoise en charge de la santé.

Interview de Rebecca Ruiz, conseillère d’Etat vaudoise.

Rebecca Ruiz a rendu visite au responsable du système de soins communautaires de l’Est vaudois ce matin

A few weeks ago, a New Yorker cartoon of a bookstore employee moving a stack of dystopian novels from the 'fiction' section to the 'nonfiction' section went viral. It naturally set off a polarised conversation online about which of the novels – '1984', 'Brave New World', 'The Handmaid's Tale' – offered the best prognosis for our world today. With the onslaught of abortion bans, which seek to limit and control women's reproductive rights and their freedom of choice, being passed by several states in America, it seems Margaret Atwood's 'The Handmaid's Tale' has hit the bullseye. With this episode, we decided to break up our regular programming to bring you a podcast special about something that is unfolding right now as you're listening to this. We talk to to Joe Dator, the author of the New Yorker cartoon, about his brilliantly tongue-in-cheek attempt at crystallising the raison d'être of this podcast in a single image. We then hand off the microphone to two of our colleagues here at Mashable, Rachel Thompson and Rebecca Ruiz, who discuss how 'The Handmaid's Tale' is used, as narrative and aesthetic, by women protesting the abortion bans in the US. They then go on to talk about the impacts such restrictions have on the lives of women in America and compare it to the case of Northern Ireland, where abortion is illegal. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A moins de 6 mois des élections fédérales le juriste et secrétaire syndical Nicolas Rochat Fernandez, 36 ans, succède à Rebecca Ruiz au Conseil national

It's a new year, and another year of music for Pint Notes and its hosts, Rebecca Ruiz and Josh Wodarz. But first, there's unfinished business. Mainly the "Things We Loved From the Second Half of 2018" episode that has been languishing in the vaults. In no particular order, here's what the hosts loved in 2018: Rae Spoon - bodiesofwater Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse Soundtrack Arre! Arre! - A.T.T.A.C.K. J Mascis - Elastic Days Art Brut - Wham! Bang! Let's Rock out! The Watson Twins - Duo Blizzard Babies - Missing Time Buddy - Harlan & Alondra Kev Brown - Homework Petite Noir - Blame Fire Slothrust - The Pact The Internet - Hive Mind Jon Batiste - Hollywood Africans Astronauts, etc. - Living In Symbol boygenius - boygenius Cat Power - Wanderer Mitski - Be the Cowboy Dragon Inn 3 - Double Line Ron Gallo - Stardust Birthday Party Adrienne Lenker - abysskiss https://open.spotify.com/user/riskylengths/playlist/7Ho7wh9vb1TbZvHPHxByiP?si=RVdKTj2sRa25u9IQdfhOfw

La socialiste Rebecca Ruiz est élue tacitement au Conseil d'Etat vaudois

Election complémentaire vaudoise 3/5: Entretien avec la candidate du PS, Rebecca Ruiz

We discuss what every physician should know about the management of acute orthopaedic injuries that any of us may encounter in our lives and when to worry and when to reassure.  And how to reduce a dislocated shoulder.  We also discuss what sports she wouldn't let her son play and the answer certainly surprised me.   Dr. Nancy Yen Shipley is a board-certified orthopaedic surgeon, with additional fellowship training in sports medicine and arthroscopy. Her professional interests include sports medicine, arthroscopic surgery, injuries and conditions of the shoulder and knee, fracture care and general orthopaedic surgery. Dr. Yen Shipley received her B.A. degree in Psychology at the University of California, Los Angeles. She spent time after her undergraduate training working in the snowboarding industry and event planning, before finding her true passion, medicine. She attended Drexel University College of Medicine, in Philadelphia, where she discovered her love for Orthopaedics. Dr. Yen Shipley completed internship and residency in orthopaedic surgery at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Virginia, then completed additional fellowship training in arthroscopy and sports medicine at Orthopaedic Research of Virginia. Dr. Yen Shipley is a partner at Multnomah Orthopedic Clinic. In addition to her her clinical practice, Dr. Yen Shipley enjoys caring for athletes of all levels, as a team physician for  U.S. Ski and Snowboard Team, Multnomah University and Portland Interscholastic League. She has also been involved as a part of the medical team for track and field’s IAAF World Indoor Championships, the University of Richmond and the Virginia Special Olympics. Dr. Yen Shipley is passionate about sharing her path to medicine with others, in particular our next generation of future physicians. She is a mentor and champion for women and diversity in surgical specialties, and brings awareness to this through speaking engagements and an active online presence. She has been a featured contributor on KevinMD.com, called “a must-read blog” by Rebecca Ruiz of Forbes, among multiple other online sources of medical news. In her free time, Dr. Yen Shipley enjoys spending time with her family, snowboarding, stand up paddleboarding, playing (i.e. learning) tennis, and enjoying the great outdoors and the great food in her adopted hometown of Portland.  She can be found at  www.NancyMD.com www.instagram.com/_nancymd https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRHOG_6gCyGJd0bQerfFPOw  www.facebook.com/nancymdpdx  www.linkedin.com/in/nancyyenshipleymd 

Ho ho ho! It's a Christmas Pint Notes as Rebecca Ruiz talks about some of the new Christmas albums out there for you to put on while you unwrap presents or gather around the Christmas table. Wait? Christmas table? That can't be a thing, can it? Anyways, she talks through all the Christmas music she liked. And where's Josh Wodarz? Listen and find out.

La conseillère national Rebecca Ruiz a annoncé sa candidature au Conseil d'Etat vaudois dans l'élection partielle pour remplacer Pierre-Yves Maillard

Dans ce troisième épisode de Lollipop, je suis très heureuse de recevoir Rebecca Ruiz. Conseillère nationale socialiste depuis 2014, Rebecca Ruiz est une femme brillante. En parallèle à ses études en sciences sociales et en criminologie à l’Université de Lausanne, elle débute son parcours politique à l’âge de 19 ans où elle entre au parti socialiste lausannois dont elle deviendra la présidente 7 ans plus tard. Très engagée sur les thèmes de l’injustice et des inégalités, on découvre que cette propension à la défense des intérêts des individus l’accompagne depuis toujours. Issue d’une famille de militants de gauche, Rebecca Ruiz est plongée depuis son enfance dans des débats d’idées et des discussions animées qui ont forgé ses convictions.Avec Rebecca Ruiz, on a parlé de son enfance dans le quartier de la Pontaise à Lausanne, de ce qui l’animait lorsqu’elle était petite et de l’environnement politique dans lequel elle a toujours grandi. On évoque ensuite la nécessité de lutter pour l’égalité entre les femmes et les hommes, égalité salariale, égalité dans le partage des tâches et égalité des chances dans le monde du travail. On discute enfin de l’importance d’instaurer un congé paternité en Suisse. J’espère que cet épisode vous permettra de découvrir ou redécouvrir Rebecca Ruiz et que son parcours et ses combats sauront vous inspirer.

Dans ce troisième épisode de Lollipop, je suis très heureuse de recevoir Rebecca Ruiz. Conseillère nationale socialiste depuis 2014, Rebecca Ruiz est une femme brillante. En parallèle à ses études en sciences sociales et en criminologie à l’Université de Lausanne, elle débute son parcours politique à l’âge de 19 ans où elle entre au parti socialiste lausannois dont elle deviendra la présidente 7 ans plus tard. Très engagée sur les thèmes de l’injustice et des inégalités, on découvre que cette propension à la défense des intérêts des individus l’accompagne depuis toujours. Issue d’une famille de militants de gauche, Rebecca Ruiz est plongée depuis son enfance dans des débats d’idées et des discussions animées qui ont forgé ses convictions.Avec Rebecca Ruiz, on a parlé de son enfance dans le quartier de la Pontaise à Lausanne, de ce qui l’animait lorsqu’elle était petite et de l’environnement politique dans lequel elle a toujours grandi. On évoque ensuite la nécessité de lutter pour l’égalité entre les femmes et les hommes, égalité salariale, égalité dans le partage des tâches et égalité des chances dans le monde du travail. On discute enfin de l’importance d’instaurer un congé paternité en Suisse. J’espère que cet épisode vous permettra de découvrir ou redécouvrir Rebecca Ruiz et que son parcours et ses combats sauront vous inspirer.

It's time to ring in the new year, and Rebecca Ruiz and Josh Wodarz have a list of all the albums they loved from the second half of 2017. And if you missed their show June about their favorite albums from the first half of 2017, see the link at the bottom of the show notes. This week's albums include: Chante Moore - Christmas Back to You Lorde - Melodrama EERA - Reflection of Youth Kesha - Rainbow Converge - The Dust in Us Charlie XCX - Pop 2 / Number 1 Angel RAC - EGO QUIŃ - DREAMGIRL Tall Friend - Safely Nobodies NVDES - NVDITE Vol 1 & 2 Monster Rally - The Flowering Jungle The Beaches - Late Show Melkbelly - Nothing Valley Who is She? - Seattle Gossip Miguel - War & Leisure Curtis Harding - Face Your FEAR Alvvays - Antisocialites GIRLI - Hot Mess Slothrust - Show Me How You Want It to Be And So I Watch You from Afar - The Endless Shimmering Margo Price - Weakness Margot Price - All American Made Arcade Fire - Everything Now LA Witch - S/T Featured Beers: Blackstack Brewing - Cream Ale Utepils - ALT 1884 Show notes and links: Best of 2017 So Far (csicon.fm) https://open.spotify.com/user/riskylengths/playlist/5raaaf66FJpgiVYsejVICS

New York Times reporter Rebecca Ruiz scored a confession from a Russian doctor at the center of a doping scandal that spoiled the 2014 Winter Games.

It's time for Rebecca Ruiz and Josh Wodarz to dive deep into the tastes that created their musical and beerical palette. Yes, it's another canon show. They take a close look at the 2013 album We the Common by Thao and the Get Down Stay Down, and talk about it's funky groove, and simple, but effective poetry. Sierra Nevada Pale Ale is a long standing classic American Pale Ale, one that even set the scene for craft brews to come later. The beer is also simple, but effective, and brings a smile to the cohosts. Show notes and links: Interview Magazine: Thao and the Get Down Stay Down (interviewmag.com) Portlandia Tour - San Francisco - 'Push It' by Salt-n-Pepa (youtube.com) https://open.spotify.com/user/riskylengths/playlist/1SeMMiifI2qctNfE4pVMYS

As part of Burger Revolution V, Josh Wodarz and Rebecca Ruiz will talk about new Burger Records releases by Sarah Bethe Nelson and Tobin Sprout, as well as Burger alum Mr. Elevator plus older Burger Releases we really like. Look for it on Saturday. https://open.spotify.com/user/riskylengths/playlist/1qiqWgvUfysUB9uJaun1T9

Rebecca Ruiz and Josh Wodarz serve up another episode of the internet's only podcast about beer and music. This week, new releases from Jessica Hoop, Novella, Molly Burch, The Deep Throat Choir, and The Courtneys. Plus beers from Deschuttes Brewery and Ballast Point. https://open.spotify.com/user/riskylengths/playlist/0rw3nt5rIfyOUzWBeTMTnr

Hey, everyone, it's the 47th episode of Pint Notes. That's right. Pint Notes. After two years, we're changing the official name to match our social media handles. It's kind of like when Josh was 8 and decided he didn't want people to call him Joshua anymore, only Josh. It's the same seedy basement bar, the same Joshua Wodarz and Rebecca Ruiz. As always different music - this week they look at The xx, Allison Crutchfield, and Ron Gallo. Oh, and a new logo by the talented Zoe Wodarz.

Welcome to the second canon show from Half-Pints, Whole Notes, where Rebecca Ruiz and Josh Wodarz go over one beer and one album that helped shape their palates for both beer and music. This one centers on the excellent Bell's Two Hearted Ale out of Michigan, and the debut album by Montreal indie rock band Arcade Fire; Funeral.

Hey everyone, Josh Wodarz and Rebecca Ruiz apologize for their hiatus and have come back to the cast. The pod? Is there a "hip" word for podcasts? If so, we're trying to use it like we're hip. Oh well. There's beer and new albums from Honey Blood, Mannequin Pussy, Slothrust, Justice, NVDES, and Our Girl. Enjoy! https://open.spotify.com/user/riskylengths/playlist/5a4jZXOJgYRzjvUQfE7L4g

Though it is the last show before Halloween, the only spooky thing about this episode is the drawing of a sculpin monk fish on the cans of Ballast Point. And the disappearing pineapple. Oh right, music. There's new releases from Phantogram, Shovels & Rope, Twist, and LIZZO. Plus we introduce MBecca's Metal Minute. That is not a typo. She made me type that. Oh; and as always, it's hosted by Rebecca Ruiz and Josh Wodarz. https://open.spotify.com/user/riskylengths/playlist/0diN4efVpaDoocam6BJdpb

It's October, and new releases are ramping up. Rebecca Ruiz and Josh Wodarz dive into Mystere by French band La Femme, the debut album of New York band Public Access TV, the latest Ty Seagull related produced album by Ex-Cult, and a release by former Missy Elliot protege Lady Wray. And of course, there's beer. There's always beer. https://open.spotify.com/user/riskylengths/playlist/4siptlC2lLSBiSYpYg9NbD

I'm Rebecca; I'm a certified confidence and writing life coach and professional copy writer from Life Perceptions. I inspire women entrepreneurs through one on one life coaching to build their confidence, craft their unique business message through their copywriting and speaking. My big vision is to create courageous writers and speakers that make a difference to the world. As a result of this vision my clients stand out, write copy with ease, speak their message to their audience and make more money. Everyone has a unique voice so let me help you find yours. http://lifeperceptions.com.au/ https://www.facebook.com/lifeperceptions https://twitter.com/beck_ruiz  

Rebecca Ruiz and Josh Wodarz put two sour beers to the test in the latest episode. Then they return to new releases by reviewing the latest from Lakuta, Haley Bonar, K.Flay, and Dinosaur, Jr. It's good music all around plus quick takes on Lydia Loveless, Thee Oh Sees, Field Mouse, and Atmosphere. https://open.spotify.com/user/riskylengths/playlist/2J34t7LlhCyujOgCVrXXcm

With the first half of the year over, it's time to return to music reviews. Rebecca Ruiz and Josh Wodarz go through the new releases to find what they like. And what they found were albums that provide a soundtrack for your life. New releases by GØGGS, Salt Ashes, The Avalanches, and Fea. Plus quick takes on Michael Kiwanuka, Secret Agent 23 Skidoo, BADBADNOTGOOD, and Shura. https://open.spotify.com/user/riskylengths/playlist/5csmJNQTGl9PqvzjLy4PUe

Hey, 2016 is pretty crazy, isn't it. Well, Rebecca Ruiz and Josh Wodarz have the solution - running down their favorite albums so far from January through June. Josh dutifully tried to keep the number of albums that he had down to a manageable number. Becca is Becca which means she has so much awesome, she has to share all her albums with the world https://open.spotify.com/user/riskylengths/playlist/6X2usSucbeWzJIfH4MjYsv

Rebecca Ruiz is back from Bonaroo. Josh Wodarz never left the seedy basement bar. They've got stories, beers from Tenessee, and new albums from Leyla McCalla, Death Valley Girls, Esme Patterson, and Claypool Lennon Delirium. Plus, a dinosaur. https://open.spotify.com/user/riskylengths/playlist/1CGD1WlLLEocnNR95GMdmU

There's great music and great beer for you on this episode of Half-Pints, Whole-Notes with Rebecca Ruiz and Josh Wodarz. Seriously, nothing was rated less than a 4. Beers from Indeed and Sixpoint Brewing, and they listened to Bob Dylan, Okonkola, OnDeadWaves, and Big Thief. Plus, a quick take that was so good, they decided while talking about it to move it to the next episode for a full review.

We're back with another episode of the Internet's only show about Beer and Music. Rebecca Ruiz and Josh Wodarz bring you four new reviews of Melt Yourself Down, Fruit Bats, Radiohead, and Colleen Green. Plus QT on Beyonce, Snoh Aalegra, The Honey Island Swamp Band, and Beverly. And. of course. beers, as they look at a Clown Shoes Barista Breakfast Brown Ale and Swedish brewery Omnipollo's Alibara Pale Ale with Lemon. Let's get back into the swing of things. https://open.spotify.com/user/riskylengths/playlist/6IngEsQ7lxwIcfSNP98g2i

It was tough week for music. By "tough," we mean there were a lot of good albums for Josh Wodarz and Rebecca Ruiz to choose from, but they were able to make the hard choices. Join them as they discuss excellent new albums from Andrew Bird, Margot Price, Blood Ceremony, and White Denim. Plus Tacocat, Shonen Knife, K. Michelle, and Japanese Breakfast. https://open.spotify.com/user/riskylengths/playlist/6id09o5USALPccZLcQ6Ve4

After slogging through the slow wintry start of music releases that had been 2016, Rebecca Ruiz and Josh Wodarz find rays of hope, of early spring arriving in the form of some very solid albums from Basia Bulat, The Suffers, The Frights, and Wolfmother. Six Point brewery surprises them again and the annual return of Summit's Maibock is debated. Join them. And don't mind the sound, a little different due to having to use a new mixer at the last minute. https://open.spotify.com/user/riskylengths/playlist/3CKrdcZ476MgBVubIlH6Fw

Sorry, but Half-Pints, Whole-Notes has a guest this week. We're calling it the Hell Furnace. You'll be able to tune him out just like we did, chiefly by drinking beer and listening to music. This week we have beers from podcast favorite brewers Sierra Nevada and Bent Paddle. For albums, we go through a slew of singer-songwriters: Shirlette Ammons, Walter Martin, Aubrie Sellers, and Anya Marina. Plus quick takes on The Lemons, GoGo Penguin, The Crookes, and Abi Reimold. So; join Rebecca Ruiz and Josh Wodarz for another Half-Pints, Whole-Notes where they pretty much like everything. They want you to like everything, too. https://open.spotify.com/user/riskylengths/playlist/58ILJz850s7d4isf5SKQgC

Rebecca Ruiz and Josh Wodarz are moving forward with the new albums of 2016. And we learn that Josh has to keep moving forward because he can't sit still. Nor can he see the forrest for the trees. The duo review new albums by Savages, Julia Brown, and Hinds. They take a sip from Sixpoint Brewing in Brooklyn, NY and Oregon's Deschutes Brewery. Also, they speeed their way through quick takes on Eleanor Friedberger, Tommy V, Adrian Younge, The Besnard Lakes, and Cicely O'Kain. Show notes and links: Savages (savagesband.com) Uppdatera din webbläsare | Facebook (facebook.com) Hinds (hindsband.com) Deschutes Brewery - Oregon Craft Beer and Brew Pubs (deschutesbrewery.com) Sixpoint | Beer Is Culture (sixpoint.com) https://open.spotify.com/user/riskylengths/playlist/6g4TpoYXz6iBKa73Ps0EOb

For the first Half-Pints, Whole-Notes podcast of 2015, Rebecca Ruiz and Josh Wodarz talk about the albums of 2015 that they couldn't live without. Sure, you may have read Best Of-lists, where people ranked what the best albums were, but sometimes those choices are not necessarily telling you what people were listening to on a day to day basis. No, in this episode they looked back to see what albums they continued to listen to throughout the year. Plus beers from New Glarus and Stone Brewing. Show notes and links: https://open.spotify.com/user/riskylengths/playlist/5UZgdTvkqrPG3PWArt8lRy

Rebecca Ruiz and Josh Wodarz engage in a Winter Ale showdown. It's St. Paul, Minnesota's Summit Winter Ale versus Minneapolis, Minnesota's Indeed Stir Crazy Winter Ale! Two will enter... and probably get drank. Yup. Delicious Winter Ales. Oh, right, and they talk about music, including Minneapolis rapper Lizzo's new album Big GRRL Small World, Shovels & Rope's Busted Jukebox, Vol 1., Mexican group Los Dod's El Sonido Del Debut o´ Despedida, Addie Pray's Screentime, Cage the Elephant's Tell Me I'm Pretty, and the debut record from Jon Benjamin, Jazz Daredevil - Well, I Should Have... It's a winter riot! Show notes and links: LIZZO (lizzomusic.com) Shovels & Rope | Official Site (shovelsandrope.com) Los Dod (facebook.com) Addie Pray (addiepray.bandcamp.com) H. Jon Benjamin (en.wikipedia.org) https://open.spotify.com/user/riskylengths/playlist/5CXGxulk7b8pVeOPpwXHOR

Ok, maybe not exactly, but sort of it's the Cat Episode. Beers drank: Tin Whiskers Schottky Pumpkin and Deschutes Brewery's Fresh Squeezed IPA. From their Rebecca Ruiz and Josh Wodarz review Big Grams self titled album, the latest from host favorites Blitzen Trapper, and Kurt Vile.Quick takes find them looking at Swedish psych/prog rockers Dungen, songwriter Allison Weiss, and Run the Jewels charity release Meow the Jewels. Yeah, there's the cats. Meow. Show notes and links: Tin Whiskers Brewing Company (twbrewing.com). Deschutes Brewery Craft Beer and Hand Crafted Ales (deschutesbrewery.com). Big Grams (twitter.com). Blitzen Trapper (blitzentrapper.net). Kurt Vile (kurtvile.com). https://open.spotify.com/user/riskylengths/playlist/33mAoX1SS6PJlNVEXN4pbQ

Fall is upon us, so Josh Wodarz and Rebecca Ruiz decided to try at least one seasonal beer. Will New Belgium's Pumpkick be the last time Josh decides to drink a fall seasonal? Oh, and the music, right. They review the latest from The Ghost Ease, Petite Noir, Beirut, and discover Jackson Boone. Plus quick takes on Craig Finn, Vieux Farka Toure & Julia Easterlin, Vision, Ben Folds, and Shannon & the Clams. Fun stuff, I assure you. As fun as kicking pumpkins. Or smiling politely. Show notes and links: Pumpkick Spiced Seasonal Ale beer (newbelgium.com). Pale Ale | www.sierranevada.com (sierranevada.com). Merch | The Ghost Ease (theghostease.bandcamp.com). Petite Noir (facebook.com). Beirut (beirutband.com). Jackson Boone (jacksonboone.bandcamp.com). https://open.spotify.com/user/riskylengths/playlist/24K2TtcpoY2vIidOpitbdB

Rebecca Ruiz and Josh Wodarz are back with more music and more beer. Because what else do they have to do. Seriously, if you know tell them. They seem to need some other hobbies. This week they drink Bell's Oarsman's Ale and talk about Lianne La Havas, adult mom, Haiku Salut, Langhorne Slim & The Law, Pearl Charles, and La Luz. Plus quick takes on Golden Rules, Tenement, and Jack + Eliza. Oh Wait. They also drink Summit's Unchained #19: Make It So. The English Special Bitter brewed with Earl Grey Tea. Show notes and links: Lianne La Havas | Get the new album 'Blood' (liannelahavas.com). adult mom (adultmomband.tumblr.com). HAIKU SALUT (haikusalut.com). Langhorne Slim (langhorneslim.com). Pearl Charles | Facebook (facebook.com). Merch | La Luz (laluz.bandcamp.com). Golden Rules | Facebook (facebook.com). JACK + ELIZA (jackandeliza.com). Tenement | Facebook (facebook.com). Bell's Beer :: Brands :: Oarsman Ale (bellsbeer.com). Summit Brewing Company | Blog (summitbrewing.com). https://open.spotify.com/user/riskylengths/playlist/0Qt5vQ82q7k6IPl4utCnro

Rebecca Ruiz and Josh Wodarz talk bout their four favorite albums from the past half year! It's a check in on whether they still love what they said they did months ago. A bonus, they think things sound weirder in the headphones than actually came out on tape. This episode is fine and they have nothing to worry about. More bonus, they talk about a recent article that talks about the death of purchasing media, especially digital. As always, there is the beer, things from the last half year (well in one case more than half a year) not featured on the podcast, but they can't get out of their head - Boom Island Saison Farmhouse Ale, and Tyranena Painted Ladies Pumpkin Spice Ale. Plus, the albums they liked that they realized they haven't been listening to as much. Show notes and links: Saison (boomislandbrewing.com). Painted Ladies Pumpkin Spice Ale | Tyranena Brewing Company | Lake Mills, WI | BeerAdvocate (beeradvocate.com). Apple is finally accepting that buying music is obsolete (vox.com). https://open.spotify.com/user/riskylengths/playlist/6sEUd4XNWb9BBAaV22uxL3

It's another episode of Half-Pints, Whole notes and Rebecca Ruiz and Josh Wodarz have apparently gone country. Yup. Indeed. This episode they talk about The HillBenders "Tommy: A Bluegrass Opry", Willie Nelson & Merle Haggards "Django & Jimmie," Pale Honey - who are not country at all, and Eilen Jewell. Plus, listen to Josh talk bad about EDM, while Rebecca defends it. And we've got some summer songs that are sticking in our head. For beers, Rebecca hit the clearance aisle and we have Rogue's Mom Hefeweisen, and Alaskan Brewery's Imperial Red Ale. Show notes and links: The HillBenders (hillbenders.com). Django & Jimmie (en.wikipedia.org). Pale Honey (palehoney.com). Home (eilenjewell.com). Simpsons Songs (youtube.com). Salt / Auscultate (youtube.com). https://open.spotify.com/user/riskylengths/playlist/4ZXoOndIr1xfcslq76Ji62

This week we find out that Josh Wodarz is a hypocrite, and he doesn't want artists to grow. Not really, but he's just having a hard time with the evolution of sound of Alabama Shakes. Rebecca Ruiz keeps him on track and surprises him with a beer he would not normally have tried. Will either of them survive this surprise beer? ... Probably not, but listen anyway. Also, they review Mavis Staples, The Muscadettes, and Peach Kelli Pop, plus they give quick takes on Speedy Ortiz, Blur, holychild, and Turbo Fruits. Show notes and links: Alabama Shakes (en.wikipedia.org). The Muscadettes (themuscadettes.bandcamp.com). Music | peach kelli pop (peachkellipop.bandcamp.com). Mavis Staples (en.wikipedia.org). https://open.spotify.com/user/riskylengths/playlist/3AAA1Nr4vmohalqevuI6ix